Practice Test: Hierarchy of Road Users & Pedestrians (Test 4)

QUESTION 1 OF 10Not answered

What is the defining feature of a Toucan crossing? (Rule 25)

Explanation

Light-controlled crossings which allow cyclists and pedestrians to share crossing space and cross at the same time. - [Rule 25](rule_25)

QUESTION 2 OF 10Not answered

Are cyclists permitted to ride across a Toucan crossing? (Rule 25)

Explanation

Cyclists are permitted to ride across. - [Rule 25](rule_25)

QUESTION 3 OF 10Not answered

At some pedestrian crossings, what is the specific purpose of a bleeping sound or voice signal? (Rule 26)

Explanation

At some crossings there is a bleeping sound or voice signal to indicate to blind or partially sighted people when the steady green figure is showing. - [Rule 26](rule_26)

QUESTION 4 OF 10Not answered

In addition to sound signals, what other feature may be present at a crossing to help deafblind people? (Rule 26)

Explanation

...and there may be a tactile signal to help deafblind people. - [Rule 26](rule_26)

QUESTION 5 OF 10Not answered

Who are Equestrian crossings specifically designed for? (Rule 27)

Explanation

These are for horse riders. - [Rule 27](rule_27)

QUESTION 6 OF 10Not answered

What visual identifiers will you see at an Equestrian crossing? (Rule 27)

Explanation

They have pavement barriers, wider crossing spaces, and horse and rider figures in the light panels. - [Rule 27](rule_27)

QUESTION 7 OF 10Not answered

When using a staggered crossing (where the crossings on each side of the central refuge are not in line), how MUST you treat it? (Rule 28)

Explanation

When the crossings on each side of the central refuge are not in line they are two separate crossings. - [Rule 28](rule_28)

QUESTION 8 OF 10Not answered

When a crossing is controlled by a police officer, traffic warden, or school crossing patrol, what MUST you do? (Rule 29)

Explanation

Do not cross the road unless you are signalled to do so by a police officer, traffic warden or school crossing patrol. Always cross in front of them. - [Rule 29](rule_29)

QUESTION 9 OF 10Not answered

When walking on or crossing tramways, what should you do? (Rule 33)

Explanation

Treat trams as you would other road vehicles and look both ways along the track before crossing. - [Rule 33](rule_33)

QUESTION 10 OF 10Not answered

Why is it particularly dangerous to walk along a tram track? (Rule 33)

Explanation

Do not walk along the track as trams may come up behind you. Trams move quietly and cannot steer to avoid you. - [Rule 33](rule_33)

Hierarchy of Road Users & Pedestrians

What is the defining feature of a Toucan crossing? (Rule 25)

Are cyclists permitted to ride across a Toucan crossing? (Rule 25)

At some pedestrian crossings, what is the specific purpose of a bleeping sound or voice signal? (Rule 26)

In addition to sound signals, what other feature may be present at a crossing to help deafblind people? (Rule 26)

Who are Equestrian crossings specifically designed for? (Rule 27)

What visual identifiers will you see at an Equestrian crossing? (Rule 27)

When using a staggered crossing (where the crossings on each side of the central refuge are not in line), how MUST you treat it? (Rule 28)

When a crossing is controlled by a police officer, traffic warden, or school crossing patrol, what MUST you do? (Rule 29)

When walking on or crossing tramways, what should you do? (Rule 33)

Why is it particularly dangerous to walk along a tram track? (Rule 33)

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